December 2024
Beginner to intermediate
512 pages
13h 50m
English
Today we focus on static and default routing for IPv4 and IPv6. Static routes are a common part of an enterprise’s routing policy. Static routes can be used to force traffic to use a specific path or to establish a default route out of the enterprise. The network administrator hard-codes static routes into the routing table. Thus, a network administrator must monitor and maintain static routes to ensure connectivity.
When a router configured with a dynamic routing protocol can learn routes from other routers without additional input from the network administrator, ...
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